Residents and Amerindian leaders from several hinterland and riverine communities in Region Two raised concerns ranging from education and housing to roads, telecommunications, healthcare and youth development during a government outreach led by Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo and Cabinet ministers on Tuesday at Anna Regina. The majority of the issues highlighted were resolved immediately while...

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President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali is urging public transportation providers and other stakeholders to act responsibly and avoid excessive fare increases as global fuel prices continue to rise due to ongoing instability in the Middle East and disruptions in international transport systems. In a statement on Tuesday, the president said Guyana, despite being a major...

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Ashley Khalil made a remarkable return to competitive badminton after 19 years away from the sport, capturing the Women’s Singles title at the 60th Independence Badminton Open on Sunday at the National Gymnasium. Khalil battled against the talented Mishka Beharry in a fiercely competitive final. Both athletes traded intense shots and defensive plays as momentum...

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Dear Editor, On Tuesday May 26, 2026, the Macedonia Joppa Voluntary Committee (MJVC), a non-profit organization on the Corentyne will mark Guyana’s Jubilee (60years) Independence Anniversary with the largest celebrations ever to take place in Region Six. Last year’s Independence celebrations were organized and sponsored by MJVC) and were well attended by residents from across […]

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Dear Editor, Guyana has crude oil and we are now benefitting from its proceeds, however, many are the suggestions of those looking on, that Guyana relinquish that sovereignty to another, in the words of one of the charlatans “Guyana does not have the know-how to manage oil.” That same writer went on to explain Trinidad […]

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Editorial  (Kaieteur News) – U.S. Undersecretary for Economic Affairs Jacob Helsberg took a different tack from resident U.S. Ambassador to Guyana, Nicole Theriot, on the issue of renegotiation of ExxonMobil’s 2016 oil contract with Guyana. Though he avoided responding to the issue directly and frankly, Guyanese heard the same thing, only in tighter, almost godly terms. […]

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